Haugland Group in Melville builds land-based cable-routing infrastructure for offshore wind farms
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Long Island companies are helping aid in the building of offshore wind farms. The CEO of the Haugland Group LLC, Billy Haugland II, explains how the company does the land-based work for interconnected wiring to offshore wind farms. Credit: Newsday/Howard Schnapp; Randee Daddona; Kevin Coughlin
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